Local Club Sees New Officers Elected
Fragmented OCR notes show election of officers including Third Vice President and Secretary. Names referenced include G.M. Rodd and W. C. Smith with positions unclear.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1905
Page
3
Fragmented OCR notes show election of officers including Third Vice President and Secretary. Names referenced include G.M. Rodd and W. C. Smith with positions unclear.
The Republican Territorial Central Committee postponed its monthly meeting at Republican headquarters on Fort Street last night. They ratified the executive committee’s April 26 call for primaries and the county convention, discussed the reporting duties of the executive committee, and debated endorsements and appointments, including Superintendent of Public Instruction questions, with members querying endorsement necessity and actions.
The meeting debated amending party rules to require precinct residents for club membership and voting. Proposed amendments would set nomination times, require funds for ballots from the club or candidates, and bar independent candidates not aligning with the ticket. The discussion touched on pledges, printing costs, and avoiding traitorous bolts in the slate.
The Orpheum nightly draws crowds with the firm favorite Other People’s Money. George Hernandez stars as Hatchington Hopper with Chas. Edler as Champ and Miss Selwyn delivering a standout specialty, Tro Tide. The company maintains its general high standard.
De Holt and Lindsay publish an amendment to probate and guardianship rules requiring the court stenographer who took notes of evidence to prepare and file a transcript within ten days after the court order or decision. The second sentence appears unrelated and out of place.
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